Question 1

Do you deliver modular buildings to rural parts of Northern Ireland?

Accepted Answer

Yes, we deliver to all areas of NI, including rural locations in County Tyrone and Fermanagh. We assess access for the delivery vehicle and crane during the quotation stage to ensure your site is reachable.

Question 2

Are Adacon buildings suitable for use as a public gym in NI?

Accepted Answer

Yes. Our P600 modules feature a robust steel frame and can be specified with air conditioning and reinforced flooring, making them ideal for high-intensity gym and leisure use.

Question 3

Do I need planning permission for a sports pavilion in Northern Ireland?

Accepted Answer

Most modular sports buildings in NI will require planning permission and building control approval. The specific requirements vary between councils, so we advise contacting your local authority planning office.

Question 4

How are the modules transported to Northern Ireland?

Accepted Answer

Modules are manufactured in our facility and shipped via ferry to NI ports (usually Belfast or Larne), then transported by HGV to your site. Delivery is included in our standard quoted price.

Question 5

Can the buildings be branded with club colours?

Accepted Answer

Yes, the exterior cladding colours can be selected wall-by-wall in our configurator, allowing you to match your club or school’s primary colours.

Question 6

What groundworks are required for an NI site?

Accepted Answer

The customer is responsible for a level base (usually concrete or pillars) and final connections to electricity and drainage. We can provide the necessary footprint specifications for your local contractor.